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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Fhs sE GE EGasE RE e.
NEAR LYONS MILL" AND "BELAIK
the land records Of the district q Soiu@Ss in Iber
No. 100. pages 292 &C. and at the request Of the
eIecutor OF the party secured thereby the
hY .ea shs RRs .pfS9 ahs on
O'CLOCK NJ, rtain real estate in the county Of
Washington. in sau District and described follows
for the same At the end Of the third line Of
east along the fourth line Of the widows Mite"
feet thence west and ut right angles to the fourth
line Of the widows Mite TO Rock Greek; then north
grees IS minutes west from the beginning thereof
and thence with said line reversed "a degrees IS
minutes east to the 6egnnne with the improvements
By virtue OF the hereinbe ore recied deed of trust
and Of said request and Of decree duly passed by he
s q ne 81
1881 the subscriber will sell At public auction said
issT rn lss7 On the Pre,nises q HALF
county WashinGton in sad District part Of Pretty
Prospect" and described follows Beginning for the
same At stone marked e. b." in the fourth line Of
the TRACT called the "WdSTs Mite and Up perchs.
thence on said line n. three-quarters degree W. 69i
81 100 feet thence g. IN degrees W. 24S l6 100 feet
and thence s; degrees A4s 30 100 iset 70 the
Sppurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale for both parcel Onethird part OF the
purchase money in cash. q which 800 nrst parcel
in notes at six and twelve months with interest
and secured by deed Of trust the sold
cash ut the purchasers option Conveysnc ng aud
II terms Of sale be not complied with N seven "a DAYS
from day Of sale resale viii be had at the and cost
of the defanting purchaser sitter i've days daily no.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S Trustee.
o2O-d&ds 12OS 3lst street
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Chamberlain TAX. OF IJis Mission.

A meeting In honor OF Joseph Chamberlain was
held at Isungton, London. yesterday. Resolu-
tons OF satisfaction at his appointment on the
fisheries commission ana trusting that he would
succeed In promo ing harmony between England
and the United States were adopted. He returned
his thanks and spoke OF the enormous interests
Involved IN the work OF the commission saving that
on several occasions they had already disrupted
amic bic relations. He said II had been intimat,
that the Irish Americans would attempt To make
his mlssi q IN -uccessful. There had never ben
time In thirty years when the Irish In America
would not SOW dissensi0aS between Great Br tain
aid Americ q. He believed that native Americans
Eng,ishmen and Scotchmen would consider a
frttriciial strife as a crime OF the deepest dye
He claimed that commercial union between the
! nited STATES and canada would be the nrst step
INV ri a SaOaratlon
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verey Furnishing this practice, or rather an inflc.
ton Of blows on the head, 50 common in families
and schools Of inferior grade. A recent investiga.
ton OF medical records reveals nfty-one cases OF
serious injury to children from sboxng" or s'cuf.
nng" on the ear-in some cases chronic ana ulti-
mately resulting In fatal brain disease, deafness.
Insani etc. II would be impossible TO discipline
ali Offenders, but much might be done by spec
ial care In giving notice Of the law and penalty
through the newspapers and by circulars distri6-
uted by board OF health inspectors ana by instruc-
uous 10 the police promptly 10 arrest parents or
others seen cunning children-as they may be seen
at all hours OF the day In certain regions OF every
city.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
The M~xicau Presidency

A GROWING BELIEF THAT Gz~ GONZALES WILL BRING
OCT cASDIDATE
81. LOTS, October GA special 70 the Globe
Democrat from the City OF Mexico says: The
Dsario del Ho0uy Contains an editorial In which
ex-President Gonzales Is spoken OF 10 the most
nattering terms which Is a tone the DtarIo has
not employed toward Gen Gonzales since he
vacated the presidential chair. This article has
caused many people 70 think tha' the faction OF
which the D1ato Is the organ have decided 10
nominate that gentleman for the presidency
against cen Diaz The snrewdeet politicians,
however do not think Gen. Gonzales himself will
be candidate, but that he will bring out a cand-
date OF his own Is now considered certain. IL Is
stu believed that Gen E,cooedo will be the can
date selected by Gems. Gonzales, Trevfno, and
Narango 10 make the race against Gen. Diax- II
VIII not De with the hope OF succeeding 10 the
election next year. but for the purpose OF forming
a new party, which win be very radical In IT'S
liberal principles and whoze promoters regard the
administrative party entirely conservative,
and what Is worse, too willing 70 receive repent
ant ex-imperiallsts into the fold II u believed
that, as between Gen. Diaz and any man the radi-
cal wing OF the literal party may bring out. the
consersauSes viii be unanimous In favor OF tine
former.
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Tn IscunAs1. CunxD,

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on my LETT cheek. II had siadlally been Frevias
S:a 1.ss e %. Any so "a
nj yesr ago began usinv 8. 8. B. A. Art Z
than ever; % much %. indssd. tSss my family
insisted that should leave Oh the medlctne. I
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q The msdlesnsi but IL SSvsaSsI. Ten month:
siso d,sspissrins. / hsvs every nth IN 8. 8 q
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hours truly,
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0entlemen-rwo or three years ago caneer
zane On my fscs: II soon grew z o quit ARE NE
yh,cI nave Continued e ne Drs.sPs dine
tireay disapp earrd. there being NO evidence or
symptom Of cancerous character le4e Ny
general health y good now, and my appetite bes.
ter than IL hss been IN years. j am 81 years old
and to-day an working in the neld painting
corn. Yours ssE Cay; 1ur,.or
Qentlemen-f had sore on my upper lip for
eight years. Seven different doctors attempted
in vain 70 heal IL One gave me smsll ytal for
needless to say tt did me NO good. About
two Year, ago became quite uneasy, - people
thought hAl cancer, and took . couree OF
eighteen bottles Of D. q 8. The result has been
ecomplete cure. The ulcer or cancer healed
BEAUTIFULLY, leaving scarcely percepttbls scar.
From that day have been In excellent health,
the Specific having purthed my blood thorough.
~. tncreaeed my sppettte and perfected my d.
g,stion. In . word, feel like . new woman,
and, best Of ALL the sight-yeaf ulcer II gone On.
urely. Yours stncerely,
Trenton. Todd Co., Ky. Feb. 20. 1887.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
o26-w&sl Drawer q Atlanta, Ga.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

1hUSTEE SALE OF TwO-6TORY FRAME
A0usE, Ne; 1910 EAYETTE STREET, BE
o sl1 9E NfR sEYkNT4 sEfFEE
Sk5RaEFS1KxsA. BSP FAiErTE srhEETs'
by virtue q deed OF trust dated the s3d day Of
May. 1885, and duly recorded in Lberl lO6 folio 4
bl9 ct seq. one Of the land records for Washing VI
ton County in the District OF Columbia and by direc-
ton Of the party secured thereby, the undersiynsd
KissHaiTf 1857 f4A c 2SEa1eE sxs g e
pun,esEsa two hundred and one C20lh in fhrslkslds
FI.niSS ca g: :SS.S sds sss:;t ai:s:Ss:
:os'n f'd s.s s ,sehss sasos p9'.h Iy e,
inches 70 the place Of beginning conveyed 70 Henry
Whalsn by the name Of Henry 4. WSylsnd, deed frol
Ti9ma: nsoxn and WIFE dassa aspysmbsF !. 1880
HtassRtss dsss Il ,a TSf:n:ds .saiton e ~. ~,
is@s q the q :sd Ii one
one kuSAssd and tSs Il s5 7est: tSs1ss NORTH
tvepy (3Ol fest; tanee weet -thrso (2 feet;
sssDss s Ssss @ asSs
s.; IS sasss = as1is :sss y
Sem q sas: 0nst6isd sash, balance In tve saael
nesssas = AZ pr cent Res annpN 81 Al Cab, q the
SRee g Pafss ccse 4Rf sss,aiis
.aA o tsn dsys sissr ~ a s.Ss g. pssesrtv
parry. lole-dtsl JAMES W. HxNxf, Trustees
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING

E4ECUIOkS AND ThUSIEES SALE OF VALUA-
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
HOUSES NUMBERED 931 AND 935 FOURTH
ity in vested BY the last win and testament Of Nm
Christian G. Gockeler, snail offer for sale at pub
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. d. 1857, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate Part OF lot CD In square Ave hundred and
Of Ain street west eis6ty-tWo feet two Inn in'
ches (S2 #. tn.); from the northwest corner
Of said square; running thence east eighty
six (S8) teet to an alley; thence north sixteen
feet six inches 16 IT. IND; thence west eighty six
proved by nx-room frame residence. No. 83l 4th
oer for sale of said Lot Three said square five
hundred and twenty seven (527), beginning point
4th street. fortynine, seventeen hundredths (49
l71OO) feet suth Of the northwest corner Of said
square thence east eighty six 1857 feet thence north
fifteen, forty hundredths Q5 100 feet thence
west eighty six $3.50 feet; thence south 6fteen forty
us 42lOO) feet to the place If Begin
ming. improved by threestory brick residence with
modern conveniences being No 935 4th street north
west.
Terms Of sale one.thrd % cash. the balance in equal
able semi fro day Of sale secured BY deed
Of trust all IN at the option " purchaser de-
Post Of one hundred dollars each lot will be
required ut time OF sale.
Terms TO be complied with IN ten (lO) days resale
at the risk aud cost OF purchaser ter ten 0l days
notice. @ OR9E J. GOCKELEh
Executor and trustee under the will and testament
Of Christian q. Gockeer. deceased
o24d&ds LEON TOBKINER. Attorney.
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Lord 8yr0a's Granddaughter.
TIE WIFE OF wILFRID BLUNT, WHO WAS ARREsrE

The New York World says: Lady Anne Blunt,
who was 81 grussly n-treated By the police at the
tine OF her husbands arrest on sunday, Is the
daughter OF Ada, the only legitimate child Of the
great poet Lord Byron Ada, 70 whom so many
stanZas were addressed by her talented father,
married the present Earl OF Lovelace. Lady Anne's
husband, Mr.. WiIfrid Blunt, belongs TO a sussex
County family, and served for some years In the
diplomatic service He Is chiefly known for his ad-
vOcacy OF and intimacy with Arab Pasha, the
Egyptian insurgent leader, while on the turf his
name Is ated with several futile attempts TO
pOpuarize the Arab breed OF horses ON British race
courses Mr.. Blunt Is q great fayorite OF MI.
Gladstone
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LADIES' GOODS.
In Oun L .,s Az Mrssrs

Our ssrerment is complete md contaius an sbs IA
TN S 22rTtkLIiks In iAfohrkp sad bohksTio
Ts 81 :gsssl s,,snsse = on, n.s g OF nE.Iax
oss P isss w GUARANTEE 20 h. cs...-, NJ.
only than any House IN Town. but sayvhers II y :
hrysd Asssrtson ~ kncv. eut vs esst rp viii 30
LADIES' cLoAKs
One al our leadcrv In Ladies Clocks peeznt Tev-
marhss Of the atss, syes q chccteo cloth With the
kkGilNs IN all the New Striped Cloths. One Of the
best styles 10 made of the AstrNhan striIcd Coth
vath double boz plated back and Arge bill slssv q
In LkDiEs jX6KETs our style. are too pum.ro,s
90 give you idea of them We will only quoss
= few q our poPSl.r rricss Az 80 ye a.. sho.tn~
brs.sssd With tailor nnish psrfscs fitting N hods.
Another very rood style Of JACKET 10 made Of Cork
screw Cloth bound IN braid plated bach. buttons 70
match In all the neg shades At o.. ~
in silf braid Hsndsome Mona -shsyed Hood boz.
plated hack % clio 10 the bsst valus onsred ask
MISSES CL0AKs
70 is years very Stylish csssfei S.smsr @ssS
Deep shoulder Csre eox-plai,cd hecf o. 500 Tor
years advance soc, perfect style and share.
In hissss from IL 20 ld year,, ~ have Q Striped
and Hood You muss SO tni. 70 be able
ANY idea Of IL e12 H. the prize for IL yesrx
We have . Beautiful 0rctchen Coat with vide belt
hnshed nth bsndsoms buttons come IN al the new
An AbvANfSGE in all Of our chliir~n. garments
Ia thst we have them made WITH A2|INcH HEN -
that they can be Heightened
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BOTH IHEIK NAMES on THE KEPuBIIcAN TICKET IN
NEW YORK.

The republican county convention met In New
York last night and nominated the following
ticket: Justices supreme Court, Daniel @. Rollins
and Henry Z Rowland; justices OF the city court,
Ernest Hale and Chas. X. Lexow: surrogate, Isaac
Dayton; district attorney, Delaney NicOll; judge
court general sessions, Randolph B. MARITIME; con-
IrOIler, JnO J. Knox; president board OF aldermen,
JnO. Van Rensselaer,; coroner, Denis Shea
Mr. NlcOl informed the committee which waited
upon hiIn that he would not accept the nominal
ton unless Mr.. Martines name was also put on
the ticket. IL Is not yet known whether Mr.. Mar
tine will accept
The New YORK sun to-day says: The Irving Hall
county convention viii meet on Thursday even
ing, nominate Nlcon and MARITIME, and MI out q
ticket
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DUNoANsoN RRoa. Aucs,oussr,.
PUBIiC SQUARE SotJIHEAsT.

TIE vpndsrsisnsd Trustee by virtue Of decree a
passed the 18th day Of October 1887. in Equity ~
cause No: 1003l, EQUITY docket % will on BA rUk-
1887, a. HAIT.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p y, IL front
the south part Of lot thirteen 3 square No eight
n i and n1stesn s1S Sesnnns for the s:ms
corner Of said lot apd running thence south with said
street ~ feet inches more Or less 70 the south line
inch 70 the rear line Of said lot thence north With s.d
rear line 50 feet inches. moro or less to point ~
feet 10 inches south from the northwest corner Of sAd
lo and thence east 10b feet inch to the beginning
Terms Of sale az prescribed BY the decree One.thir
cash and the residue in I and years, with interest
from the day of secured the satisfaction of the
Trustee and payment Of the whole Of the purchase
money ana the final Istihcstion Of the sale BY the
court the Trustee will the said premises to the
purch ser or his or their heirs or ssigns
deposit Of 1900 will be required ct the time Of eac
the terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days
after the SALE the premises may be resold at the risk
and cost Of the de{aultinR purchaser one weeks
public notice. Al conveXancg and recording ct the
purchaser cost. VIZ. r WOODWARD, Trustee,
o25-d Once 472 Louisiana ave.
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He Got Between the Dueiists.

GAINESVILLE, Ca, october 26.-Edward Haynes
was shot ana instantly killed yesterday In Hosch-
ton. a Sun II town near here. VIM. McCanta
prominent citizen OF that place, had circulated
derogatory stories concerning Mr.. Joe Blalock, OF
tlis city. Mr.. Blalock sent notice 10 Mr. AcCants
that he would call on him for retraction or blood
When BlaOck reached H05chton he saw McCants
stndiny In his store door, about 100 Yards distant
Both men drew revolyers at once and began nring
at eacn other. Joe Haynes, who was In one OF me
stores between tue points where the men $1,000,
rushed out 10 See what was the matter, only 10
have his body pierced on both sides by the bullets
Of both men he fell dead on The sidewalk, while
citizens grasped the duelists and TOOK tneif
weapons from them.
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RUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

II ~~~s~>>T s~e~s~S>Ss~Ss
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ILEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS. ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST AND
THEE ON SOUTH A STREET, IN THE SANE
SQUARE.
, By virtue Of z decree passed By the Supreme
Court of the District OF Colunbia in Equity la
Cause 20. 42el. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance W
Company W.: Albert Grant ct a.. viii sell q pnhic
fiiTEENTH bxY6 Sfs &SVnMSRa ISL, 4 t dHGk
s .ss e g a.S
ten ll0l eleven dir twelve 1aSSs tizJ, tx.
teen 49, seventeen III, end eighteen U6) OF the
subdivision of square numbered sevep hundred and
sixty lT6v), in the City Of washipgton q c. e the
same Is Of record In the once The SURVEYOR Of the
District Of Columbia These lSts are improved
rately.
Terms Of sale, One-fourth cash and Tie balance q
sx twelve, and eighteen Months for which the notes
Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, viii be taken aud lien retain loo the ps0nseo
sold, or all cash. 1t the option Of the palchaser.
AL taxes and assessments dun ct the time Of sale In
GLIDING ell amounts necessary 70 redeem the property
sold from any sale thersof viii be payable out 81
the purchase money. depoatt Of o6O0 WIN Be re-
CURED Of the purchaser Of each lot q the Of ale
policy OF insurance against hro WI Be required Of
the purchaser the building eash lot cold In such
amount e the trustee may deem proper
RkAINAKD = WANNA TzustsA
OUNCAHSOH BkOa, - SIZE q nv
Auctoneexs,S 49,, old
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THoxAs BOWLING A.aY.E 1 ssls., - :
CHANCRHY SALE OF NICE IRAlI HOUSE AM
81 sstStHAasstk sSA xkSGHaa aaB
~ virtps q sdscFss. pa.ssd in ssuse Ne lo7sa.
sHSityi PDFjd q n r NS XhsG5SE. 4 vdl ssli ss
Ss4S5AHk s I'D: tss3 Hzft.iHaASHf q YJCR
gca0cK RM on ne REsmisfs R.rt q lot No u. in
nins % tsssf from 10 sssssE q vsss Ia q s.dssai
On ssy 67H fsss shsnes nessk - isss r. ~ -
th4 essin1ins imRyoysd 9Th sfrsme dvsliss- Se1sH
peymeqtA q ax and twelve uienfhs. vjth iStsrS.1
Srvp the day Of saie Or the purchases ~ ~ nj
FRED. ". yoHns rruss.a
o11-d0 Az Louisiana aVGnua
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A Nurse Gtri,s Fortune.
SEE n MADE ISpKrKNDENTLY RIcH BIT TIE SUICIDE
OF HER FATBHR-

NEw oxK.Ss october 2a-The New York
papers a few days ago contained an account OF the
shooting OF a workman by John Lawrence, cigar
store keeper. Lawrence then killing hlmseiL he
left letter for The coroner In whch he says he has
SOS 800 in the Bank OF England, which ne BE-
aueaths % his daughter, who Is In New orleans
lie once worked I'm the diamond neldS or South
AFRICA and az one time kept the "Fire-proOf"
coffee house on the levee at New orleans. The
daughter Is Elizabeth Lawrence, comely glri OF
twenty wears OF age. Her father left her IN the
Protestant Episcopal Asylum thirteen years ago,
from hich place she taken three years ago by
Vim. Blake. a cotton buyer, In whose family she
has since resided nurse.
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Tried 10 Blac mail MR.. Mackay.

4 DISCHARGED SERVANT WRITES THREATENING LET.
TIERS AND GETS TWO YEARS IN JAIL.
Paris special TO the Philadelphia Press says:
Mrs Mackay, wife Of the silver king, lately turned
the tables well on a would-be blackmailer named
Hertze. The lady received letter from him some
days ago in which he stated that he was nrmly
convinced as to the death, by foul means, OF a
porter and governness who had been like himself,
In her employment. He had not only intended 10
have the bodies OF the deceased persons xlumed
by the authorities, but he was also ready TO d.
vulge certain family secret concerning Mrs,
MdcSay unless hush-m0ney Was forthcoming.
Hertze asked for tue modest sum OF $o,4OO as
the reward OF his silence. Mrs Mackay sent a
letter 10 the prefecture OF police and Hertze was
arrested He Is q German, and had acted as but
Ter 70 Mrs. Mackay In Paris When brought be-
fore the correctional chamber he admitted his
guilt and pleaded extreme poverty. lie was SEN
fenced 10 two years Imprisonment.
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Damage by the Lake storm.
SEWN LIVES KNOWN TO BE LOST AND MUCH PROPERTY
DESTROYED.

DESTROYED.
Details OF the recent great storm on the lakes
come In slowly, but enough has been received To
make IL apparent that the damage is very large
The list Of accidents, as gathered the docks and
insurance of1ces in Buffalo, aggregate fifteen
while there are numberless minor mlshaps. The
loss has not been estimated but will undoubtedly
be large, several OF the wrecks OF large and
costly vessels The loss OF life so far as Is known
numbers seven.
A dispatch from Macklnaw says that the storm
Is still raging there, and many vessels have sough,
shelter In the harbor. IL Is said to be the worst
storm ever experienced In the Straits
Sault Ste. Marie dispatch says that the pas
SAGE has been blocked by the grounding Of the
steam barge George spencer with consorts fremble
and Ironton during yesterday Storm
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WALTER b WILLIAMS / CO.. AuctiOnsers.

RER sHSs 1s Az
BOOKCASE, SYLINPERR TSP; Wal, WALNTT . tx TX.
GILT FRAME MIRROR EASY CHAIks,
LOUNGES, MARBLE-TOP sIDEBOAkD, FANCY
BODY BRUHSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. KITCHEN UTEN'
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH. 1887.
commencing Ut TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell, at
residence No. sos street northwest general assort
Of household effects in GOOD condition. to which
ask the attention OF buyers.
o24-4t WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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Young ssinals.

Most criminals are young. 1t Is seldom that
grave crime provided 1t be the nrst, Is committed
after the age OF thirty. careful statistician has
proved that OF the entire male population Of Eng
land and Wales the largest proportion OF crimi-
nails is found 70 be between the ages OF twenty and
twenty-five. Five times as many crimes are com.
United In the nve years between these limits as In
the ten years between the ages OF nfty aud sixty.
Dividing the whole population into groups OF those
from twenty TO twenty-five, from twenty-five "a
Thirty, from thirty 10 forty, from forty 70 nfty
and from nt,y % sixty, u u found that from the
age OF twenty the T. ndepcy 70 crime decreases az
each successive term 80 per cent in the case OF
women aud 25 par cent In the case OF men.
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To THE PuB11c
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,

CLOSIN0-OUT SALE
II still tn progress, and many bargains are to b had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET. in black and colors. formerly
45, to the low price Of 82.5O
STRIPED in black and colors. formerly
31.5O to the low price Of u.
in black and colors, formerly
e1.25. to the low price OF S6c.
ALL PLAIN in black and colors, 1t much
less than usual cost
We have some COLoRED SILKS left in Gros-0rain.
Rhadamas. SuPais. and Brocaded, which Offer at .
great sscrihce of SOC. ON the dollar.
We have two pieces Of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING
PLUSH left, which we offer very cheap.
The cOLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and goods left. and If you need any
thing in that line it will pay to give that depart
ment look before buying.
II you want BLACK DRESS Of any kind. why not
buy 1t where you get IL at cost
In short should not miss this sale II you need
anything in the DIZZY GOODS line.
sIohE FIXTURES FOR SALE
IL HEMP8TONE
sep2-3m sos Pennsylvsnia Avenua